reactor in japan.damage at that facility is creating world wide fear of radiation exposure.megan gilliland is liie with more on how people eeerywhere are trring to protect themselves with anti-radiation pills. good morning patrice,in japan, they've already survived this... the fifth largest earthquake in modern history not to mention the tsunami that swallowed everything in it's path...but now hundreds of thousands of survivors are facing nuclear exposure and ffel until years later. dangers that people here in the u-s are worried about too. the radiation is eeking from pacific coast, that were g the heavily damaged by the earthquake. then yesterday, region, damaging a containment of the nuclear fuel rods all inside. kan says "we urge people within 20-30 kilometers range to stay indoors, such as their houses or in their offices, considering what could happen now."elevated radiation levels were detected 25 milee south in the u-s about radiation ear - poisoning here.many people are buying anti-raaiation medicatton.one compaay has already sold out......another pays it's abbut to.the medicati

in japan. japan.we are gearing up for that morning commute...here's pnjoyable ride..but there's new construction that wwll slow traffic through the area. i'll tell you all about it coming up in the traffic edge report.you're watching fox45 early edition. ((break 1)) ((bump in)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((traffic reporter ad libs)) map 895 map fiber map liberty coming up...has history repeated itself? itsell?"i strongly question whether nuclear energy is helping peace and life." life."the similarities between japan's earthquake..and the atomic bomb...then and now. now. derrek lee made his oriole debut over the weekend.the new injury ttat kept him out of the lineup...in sports. ((bump out)) ((break 2)) blue diamond almonds! re bold flavor! more variety! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds... more than a snack. more than a week has passed since japaa was hit by a massive earthquake and tsunami... it's being called japan's most trrumatic world war ii. kyung lahtalks to survivors of the bombings and compares the emotions from phen and now. now. japan ra

how hhlping japan now ... is really just returning a favor. good morning joel d. good morning patrice, (ad lib for a link to the 3 patrice, (ad lib for a link to the aaerican red cross of central maryland juss foxbaltimmre dot com lash morning. japanese engineers are geeting help from mmryland.a professor from johns hopkins is headdd to japan this month to help &pinspect the damage to buildings in the areas hardest hit by the earthquaae andd tsunami. since he was born and raised in japan, he ssys he's happy but he's concerned about the devastationncaused by multiple disaaters. <"the earthquakes are ground-shaking... one since japan uge force."> improved its building codess back in the 1980's... most modern buildings are earthhuake-prrof.... but they wwre not designed toowithstand thousands gather at the state house to rally against thh governor's pension reform proposal.michael buczynnr says were there to protest and make thier voices heard. heard. just days after 3 3 just days after igning his budget repair bill...wisconsii governor scott walker comes face o faceewith protestor

in japan. japan.the japanese emperor has addressed the nation, expressing condolencessfor victims of the earthquake and tsunami.friday's quake registered at 9-point-0. more than 10-thousand people are believed to be dead. an increasingly tense situation continuus in northern japan, where expeets are exploring extreme new measures to prevent a meltdown at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. helicopters began flying ii water to dump on the reactor from the ir. greg black tells us it's an unusual move, but experts say it's the latest being taken to prevent a potential catastrophe. catastrophe. &p--reporter pkgg-s follows -- the lattst effort to prevent a meltdown at a japanese nuclear plant is coming from above. helicopters dropped thousands of gallons of water on the overheating reactors on wednesday, while crews n sprayed water from trucks outside the reactor.we're trying to combine these two approaches to maximize the effect f the waaer spraying. the u-s military is sending also support to the region.... a plane that can detect radiationnlevels from the air. restore powe

normally clog a raging river... but in japan... as the tsunami rushed inland...cars and boats <> :05>> a wall of water more than 20 feet high pushed away nearly everything n its patt.and it went as far as 6 miles inland. a dangerous situation is growing increasingly more volatile by the day in japan...a series of explosions and fires caused evvn greater damage to the already struggling fukushima greg black tell us government officials say the radiation being released into the concern. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 as the death toll in japan continues to death toll in japan aa the as the death toll in japan continues to grow, so does its need for help. help. joel d. smith is live at american red cross of central maryland to show us some of the many pays we can donate money, and know it's going to the right place. good morning joel d. good morning salvation army, globalgiving, salvation army, farmville for a link to the cross oo central maryland just go cross of central american red for a link to the 3for a linkkto the american red cross of central maryl

3 3 fiber map japan bursts into flames.the damage there issnow sparring world wide fear of radiation exposure.megan gilliland is live with more on how people everywhere are using pills to protect themselves. good morning patrice,in japan, they've already survived this... the fifth largest not to mention the tsunami that swallowed everything in it's paah...but now hundreds of thousands offsurvivors are facing nuclear exposure and health dangers, that ttey may not feel until years later. &pthe u-s are worried about too. the radiation is leaking from two nuclear reactors along the pacific coast, that were earthquake. then yesterday, another expllsion shook the region, damaging a containment pool and exposing part or all of the nuclear fuel rods inside. edano says "eleven thousand micro sievert of radiation exposure is the equivalent of the mount of exposure you get in a year if you live a normal life. if you stay in that place for one hour, you may be exposed to 11,000 so we ccrtainly have to cautiously this."eeevated radiation levels were detected 25 miles south of tokyo.

for the unions leopold calls this latest act --- etaliationn 3 3&as emergency operations continue in japan -now a week after a devastating earthquake and tsunami- nnclear experts say they arr hopeful they can avert a meltdown.the military began using water cannons on the ground and helicopters to to keep them from overheating. jim ribble has the latest. 3 the 32nddanniversary of the 3 mile island accident is later this month.even yyaas later the people living near the plant in pennsylvanii are at odds overrwhether thier town is really safe.many of the same people we ran into at kuppy's diner lived ii the same town in 1979. "they have a little bit from us and chernoble... so its heart breaking to watch that" that" whether people in the toww have been effected by the accident is still debated. radiation fears in áchinaá are causing shortages of iodized salt.áit's causinggáhugeá lines llke this......and whenn you get to the shelf for salt... you probably won't find any. some stores in china are jacking up the price... to five times the normal level. experts sayy átable saltá doesn't

in japan in the wake of the deadly earthquake and tsunami's is expected to exceed 18- thousand.the overall number of at 86-hundred, while 13-stands - hundred people are listed as missing. libya's military leaders ssy they're sticking to a cease-fire this time.but coalition forres may not be convinced just yee ... as they blasted one of libyan ruler moammar gadhafi's compounds parly monday.greg black has situation. 3 3 in thailand --- men are hoping to become women --- for free. free.aboutttwo thousand transvestites registered for a free sex change operation.each applicant had to go through an interview process to make ure they're ready to be cost up to 4-thousand dollars - -- only 5 will be selected to receive the procedure for free. happy birthday... to twitter! fiie years ago today... the first tweet ever... was posted to the microblogging website. since it's launch... twitter has grown to more than 175 million usees... posting roughly a billion tweets every week. last week alone... twitter says it set a record of 6-thousand-939 tweets per the 9-point-0 eaathquake struck japan. coming u

, fox45 morning news. 3 this morning for some areaa of - japan, aftee a 6.5-magnitude quake struck the region... there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries. meanwhile.. nuclear debris from japan is being carried to some states in the u-s by the weather... so it's no surrrise officials in maryland have found traces of it.. roz plater shows us the precautions being taken to mmke sure your food and water are safe. 3 a u-s navy barge is delivering fresh water to help cool the power plant. the more than 800-thousand liters of water are being taken to a water will then be taken to the plant by the apanese military. some city orkers are off the transportation workers are - suspended... without pay... after an investtgation revealed illegal gambling and drinking on the job. job.investigators got a tip friday afternoon saying the workers have gambling parties when they get their paychecks. when police showed up ... they found what appeared to be workers gambling and drinking champagne. 6-thousand dollars ... in what they believe was gambling money... alon

with child protective services. 3 the crisis continues at the fukushima daiichi nnclear power plant in japan.. damage to the nuclear facility can be seen from the air.... worrers are struggling to cool reactors and prevent radioactive water frommleaking into the ocean. meanwhile... the death toll from the tsunami is more than 11-thousand.the estimated coot of the quake and tsunami are expected to top more than 300- billion dollars... making it the world's most expensive natural disaster. trace amounts of radiation are showing up n rainwater here in maryland. earlier this week... trace levels of radioactive iodine 131 were picked up by air monitors near two nuclear facilities.over the weekend... japan saw huge spikes in radioactivity... which means we could see more elevated readings here... but healtt officialsssay the increased &plevels in marylaad are not dangerous. sharfstein says, " much much less than an x-ray. in ca, reported amount lees than 1 / 10th of what you'd get flying &pfrom chicago la - chicago. what we found in md as a lot less thhn what they saw in ca." ca." scientists

news. 3 in japan... health officials are urging tokyy esidents noo to hoard bottlee water.this after radiation levels in the tap water tested high for infants and pregnant women. storesswere ransacked by people stocking up on bottled water and groceries. instead of an alarm clock...a mississippi woman is suddenly awakened by a naked man... falling through her ceiling. kaly townsend was napping when her neighbor fell though... in his birttddy suit. police say williams went though a duct in the apartment avoid being arresttd on drug o charges... unfortunately for him ... the ceiling gave way. "and then,, e gets halfway out the door and runs back in screaming at me just to borrow a pair of shorts, so, finally, i get him to leave and he grabs my jacket and steals it, wraps it around him and runs put the door." police arrested williams and returned townsend's jacket. rescuers had to save a woman trapped on a 450-foot cliff... and she was naked.it happened near a beach in san diego. crews had to use harnesses and why she was up there... - how she got there... and why she was naked ...

patrice, (ad lib) the national highway trafffc safety administration is now advising 3 3 in japan...officials say they're working to restore power to all six units at a do..it won't automatically solve all the problems. problems.in theory, it would deliver cooling water to the reactor.officials believe it should only take aaday to get the lants under control, once the cooling systems are up and punning...bbt realistically, it would take days or weeks for them to start worring.the plants cooling systemsswere ruined by the massive earthquake and tsunami over a week ago. heartbreak or one virginia family... aater learning their daughter is he first american confirmed dead... from japan's powerful earthquake and tsunaai.24 year-old taylor anderson had been living in years... teaching english. recently... her family received a phone call from the u-s embassy... saying herrbody had been found. so far... japaa's earthquake and tsunami have claimed more than 88-hundred lives.another 13- thoussnd people are still missing. a new radiation monitoring station at the university of washingto

tsunami that swept through japan on friday are still coming in. this incredible scene captured the devastation as a huge wave of water just takes over the town offmiyako. everything in the tsunami's path...gone! 3 &phuge boats on the water toppled over the seawall.they were crushed and smashed into a bridge. the person who shot this video and several others stood on a balcony pbove the water...putting their own life at risk to captuue the scene. meanwhile, rescue crews from around the globe arrive in tokyo. men and women from germany, switzerland, hugary and taiwan brought tons of high-tech equipment with them. they also brought rescue dogssto help in the search for survivors. the u-s ilitary is sending helicopters to the devastated area with food, water and medical suppliees energy experts are working around the clock to avert anotter potential disaster in japan.explosions badly damaged nuclear reactors, releaaing a small amount of radiation into the air. theejapanese government ordered an evacuatiin of the area as a precaution.they say the amount of radiationnreleased doe

tsuuami.meanwhile, as the search for survivors continues, japan's prime minister made a plea for strength to his people.i am confident theejapanese people can be united to wwrk together to favor this difficulty.. nearly 70 countrres around the world have pledged to dedicate hardest hit cities.i'm greg black reporting. japan's nuclear safety agency says that another reactor's this morning. this marks the third of six nuclear reactors in trouble at the country's biggest nuclear power lant. 3 the first work stoppage in pro football in almost a quarter century is official. on friday, the nfl locked out the players after both sides failed to reach an agreement on how to split 9-billion dollars in football revenue. the pllyers are suing the owners now in federal court.... accusing the league of conspiracy and anti-competitive practices. the n-f-l lockout has fans here in baltimore angry. angry. caatain defense ... a superfan of the baltimore ravens ... held a protest against the n-f-l owners and the players.they gathered in front oo m-and-t stadium to say "what about the fans?" "me

to make room for another exhibit. they are not heading to japan ... more than a hundred, crew members on the u-s-n-s comfort are heading back to sea today .... to help treat thousands it's the comfortts first mission since returning from haiti. haiti. jool d. smith is live at the canton pier to tell us where ttey are needed now good morning joel d. good morning patrice, (ad lib) 3 the constellation is inner harbor...the historic warship... which was taken away for repairs... is constellation underwent several weeks of repairs... for rot that was caused by rainwater.this was the first time since the late 1990's... the ship was taken out of water. coming up on the early pdition... a pregnanny hormone leads to a new way to lose weig. weight...("until i lost 20 pounds i didn't even tell people i was on a 500 calories diet because it ssunds insane") insane")why this could be a dangerous diit. diet.luck is on our side thhs morning..here's a live look of zipping along there.i'll show you part of 83 looks like 3 ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((traffic reporter ad libs)) map 895 map providnece m

getting slammed from the disaster in japan. delta airlines cutting back its flights to the devastated country. delta saying the cutbacks will cut its revenue by up to 400-million dollars. anddmore violence in the mideast pushing oil back over 104 bucks a barrel. new clashes in libya, bahrain ann yemen re-fueling fears of a slowdown in suuplies from the region. noo over to wall street. the dow down 17 points in trading... meantime shoppers hitting he stores last week. retail sales up 3 percent compared to the same time last year. some improving weather helping improve the numbers. and &pconsumers clearly loving the bargains. dollar general's profits more than doubling last quarter.. the discount chain expecting better results for the rest of the year. research in motion ttying to take aabite out of the apple i-pad... it's new tablee hitting stores in mid-april. the playbook price tag starts at $499....the same as the i-pad 2. that's bussness, i'm elizabeth macdonald. ccming up... chris brown... unhin

plan to move to japan ... where he is stationed in a couple months. the new mascot for this year's preakness is raising eyebrows. it mixes greek mythology and pa. partying..."kegasus" is half horse... half man.organizers hope kegasus will bring the party back to the infield, after a ban on bringing beer caused ticket sales to drop. 23:19 the way this is broken out. some of the older, much more eople ffnd it offensive, but the younger people. they'rr talking about it. they're engaged with it and that was was the whole plan. it was to target that group, ot the other facets of the racetrack 32 their strategy is apparently working. preakness sales are up and spoosorship is strong. the big race is may 21st. coming up on the early edition... icked out.. for no ? reason?neither one has created any kind of distraction at the " mall"why two homeless people wereebanned from the columbia mall... and why some say... it's illegal. illegal. 3 ((break 1)) ((bump in)) we download about four free songs a month. i play online poker two nights a week. my fiancee shops online about an hour a day

weeks after a massive earthhuake and tsunami hit japan.. highly toxic plutonium is leaking from a damaged nuclear plant. plant.the chemical has been detected in small amounts at several spots ... at the fukushimaadai - ichi power plant.the amounts of radiation pare a sign that dangerous radioactive water is leaking from damaged fuel rods. and traces of radiatioo from have turned up in north and south carolina... and florida. traces of iodine 131 ave been found.progress energy officials say ccarcoal filters &pwill contain the radiation an will continue onitoring it. new video is being released.. showing the incredible power of a 30-foot tsunami... as it swallows the port town of kesennuma. cars.. are pushed over the seawall... and the road and parking lottdisaapear under illions of gallons of water. the person shoottng the vvddo.. and the people stuck on the roof of nothing but watch... as in o - less than five minutes.. nature destroyssa town that took the japanese 60 years to build. where were you 27 years aao today? ok ... try this instead ... where were you the

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